Russian central bank warns of production bottlenecks as it struggles with sanctions
The regulator said the economy is facing a massive structural adjustment as borrowing costs soar along with inflation
The Western assets held by Russian oligarchs: Planes, mansions, yachts and offshore firms
Billionaires with ties to the Kremlin are rushing to divert their wealth to safe havens following the announcement of EU, US and UK sanctions
From ‘biological weapons’ to ‘pro-Nazi’ Ukraine: How Putin is trying to justify the war
In this analysis, EL PAÍS looks at the narrative the Russian leader is trying to build on the conflict, and how it matches up with reality
The war in Ukraine as of March 25: Kyiv’s defenders launch counterattacks
Ukrainian forces also attacked two Russian ships and an ammunition deposit in the occupied city of Berdyansk, putting Moscow’s troops on the defensive
Astronaut Michael López-Alegría: “It will be uncomfortable to watch smoke over Ukraine from space”
On March 30, the Spanish-American pilot will lead the first private mission to the International Space Station, where he will share a bunk with Russian cosmonauts amid the ongoing war of Ukraine
How the book ‘Sex on Earth’ details a new Kama Sutra for animals
The text from British zoologist Jules Howard busted more than a few myths and clichés when it was published, reclaiming the essential role of females in evolution
Getting back with an ex: Why some second chances can actually work
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Professional women explain some of the positive sides to be found when people decide to revive a broken relationship
Laura Filloy: “Art museums sometimes intimidate us”
The archaeologist is the first Mexican to be appointed curator of pre-Hispanic artefacts at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.